Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-09

| So far as known the new Legislature will
stand: Assembly-Republican 10, Demo-
| Gratis So; Senate-Republican 10, Demo-
| Gratis IL. The last Assembly had IA Repub-
| licans and 81 Democrats, and the Senate 20
Republicans and ~ Democrats.
NEW JERSEY.
| TRENTON, November Sth.-Republicans
| claim the Assembly by from eight to ten
majority, and Senate by two majority.
| OHIO.
| CINCINNATI, November Sth. Compar..-
| sons will be made with the Governors vote
| for 1885. There are 2,167 wards and pre-
| cincts in the State of Ohio. In 1885 the
vote was as follows: Republican, 359, 2S1
Democratic 341 $50; Prohibition, 2S,0Sl;
Labor. 2,OOl; scattering, 2.774. Total, 733,-
| 967. Foraker's plurality over Hoadly, IL
| 451. j. B. Foraker is the present Republi-
| can candidate for Governor; T. E. Powell
| is the Democratic candidate; Seitz is the
Union-Labor candidate, and Sharp the Pro-
| hibition candidate. In Hamilton county
the Labor vote is quite feature, exceed
ing in many precincts the votes of the
older parties.
CINCINNATI, November Sth.-The Ham
! llton county returns received show that
Foraker has carried the county by major
ity of possibly 5000.
CINCINNATI, November Sth.-Three hun
| dred and thirty-three precincts in Ohio
give net Republican gain of 1881.
| CLEVELAND, November Sth-The CITY of
| Cleveland shows Republican gain in all
precincts, and the city and county have
gone Republican ba large majority.
| CINCINNATI, November 9th-A. Mn
42S precincts in Ohio there is a net Repub-
lican gain of 1914, in a total vote of 1874, 1874.
The greater portion of this gain is in Ham,
ilton county, while the remainder of the
/ State is nearly evenly balanced. If the
same ratio is maintained, Foraker's plural
| ity will be from 10000 to 1900.
| CINCINNATI, November 8th.-9A. M.-As
the labor vote outside of Cincinnati is quite
small none of the candidates on the ticket
will show more than 10000 votes. The
Republicans are very jubilant over the re-
| suit, not only as an indoIsation of their
State policy, but as boom for Governor
| Foraker as a coming Presidential candidate
from the Buckeye State. Attempts to Gre
ate disruption in the party by playing Sher-
man against Forker have signally failed,
and the result to-day gives bright promise
that Ohio will go strongly Republican in
the Presidential election next year. There
Is great rejoicing at the Republican Club
tonight.
CINCINNATI, November Sth.-Seven hun
dred and folty-f precincts in Ohio give
net Republican gains of 540I Foraker
IL, pa, Powell 106,661, Seitz TO- $50, Sharp
1874. Total, DAG, 1888.
Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, November 9th.-A. n
I Total Eete of this city gives Republican;
Sc, $50, Democrat 1901.
Blair county is Republican by about
l,3Oo. Franklin county shows Repubi-
can gain over 1885. Carlisle claims Demo
cratic State ticket in Cumberland county
by 800, and the full Democratic ticket
| elected. The Republican candidates for
Sheriff and Controller in Philadelphia are
defeated. twenty-five out of thirty-on
Wards show Republican majorities for
State Treasurer of 1900. In Allegheny
county the Republican ticket is elected by
1,500 TO 5000 majority.
| Observation-Disclosures at this hour indi-
cate Republican majority in the State of
| 10000.
| MICHIGAN.
| DETROIT, November Sth-The munich
pal contest here to-day resulted in the
| election of the entire Democratic ticket.
with exception of the City Treasurer, by
majorities ranging from l 800 to 5000. The
| Democrats also elected fifteen out of six
teen Aldermen.
| CHICAGO, No ember 8th.-At Has P. NJ
1t is still impossible to give figures on the
election In Cook county. The Republicans
| 1t Is asserted have carried everything by
| good majority. The election of Gray, as
Judge OF the Superior Court, and Long
necker as State Attorney is assured, and
| the Jury Commission law has been carried.
Annexation to Chicago was carried in
Hyde Park, Cicero and Jefferson. The
towns OF Lake and Lakeview voted against
| annexation.
| Dies MONIES, November Sth-Fourteen
wards and townships in Polk county and
| city of DeS Moines, give net Democratic
| gain of 25S. The legislative ticket is close.
| Que hundred and sixty precincts in the
State show net Democratic gain of 702
The same ratio of gain through the rest of
| the State will cut the Republican majority
| down 10 1000
Dies MONS, November 8th.-Two hun
| bred and sixty precincts give Larrabee 80 ,005;
| Anderson 25,2S7. A net Democratic gain
| of 72S.
RHODE ISLAND.
PROVIDENCE, November Sth.-The post
| poned election for Representative to Con-
gress in the Second or Western District
| to-day resulted in sweeping Republican
victory. Warren o. Arnold received ma
| jority of 542 over Charles s. Bradley, Dem.
and plurality of S3S.
VIRGINIA.
| RICHMOND, November Sth.-Up to IL P.
N. about forty cities and counties of the
State have been heard from. These show
| that the Democrats have elected their dele
| gates to the Legislature in thirty counties
| They have lost five counties which at the
last election went Democratic. and have
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| last election went Republican. If this rate
| continues the Democrats will have about
| three-fourths of the Senate and nearly two
| thirds of the House of Delegates thus in
surfing the election of Democratic sue
cessor to the United States Senate.
MISSISSIPPI.
JACKSON, November sth.-The election
to-day in Mississippi for members of the
| Legislature and county officers was the
| greatest ever known. No news has been
received from the contesting counties
where divisions have occurred, but there
will be but few other than straight-out
| Democrats in the mex. Legislature.
| MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, November 9th. a n
There were Republicans, Democratic and
Prohibition tickets voted for in this State
to-day. Indications are that Democrats
carry the State by from 10000 to 1900.
Legislature will be largely Democratic.
NEBRASKA.
! OMAHA, November Sth.-The Republican
| State ticket, composed of one candidate for
the Supreme Court and two candidates for
Regents or the State University, has been
elected By over 10000 majority.
/ DAKOTA
/ ST. PAUL, November Sth.-The election
in Dakota to-day was for the purpose of
voting for or against division of the Ter
ritory on the 10th parallel, and in counties
where an election had been called by petit
ton of the County Commissioners the ques-
| ton of local option was voted on Returns
ct midnight from twenty counties show
| generally light vote on the question of
division. with the probabilities that the
majority in favor thereof in the whole
Territory will be about 10000.